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DAY TWO Camp Reports HERE!!!

andyahs said:
He's on ignore by a lot of posters because of this.

His contribution to this thread alone had one purpose.....to dis Tua.

He already deleted one once he got called out.

His shtick is beyond boring.
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It’s funny that dude was quiet all day yesterday, but when Tua has a so so day he’s all **** talking. The agenda is real with that one.
 
Fin-Loco said:
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The hair cut is a good look. I always think players with long hair would be faster when they cut it. I even liked Ricky better bald.

Fin-Loco said:
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Well he’s one of the keys to getting to where we need to be. Knowing he’s bigger, stronger and faster than his peers is exciting.

It’’s like the rest of the league agreed to let us have him for some reason. He’s got to have a bit of a chip on his shoulder too.

This kid watched all 31 other teams pass him up, probably some passes him up 4 or 5 times.

You NEVER forget that.

Conversely a team with no selections decides you’re the player they want the most when they finally get a chance to make a selection, you know exactly how they feel about you.

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Wow.

Not thrilled with the throw.
 
mrbunglez said:
It’s funny that dude was quiet all day yesterday, but when Tua has a so so day he’s all **** talking. The agenda is real with that one.
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Did he have a so so day?

Haven't sent anything but his crap....that he never quotes with a source.
 
ANUFan said:
That's so unfortunate to read. That players outside of Miami actually believed Tua had very little arm talent/skill because of the powerful Media narrative out there.
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Let's see their narrative after this season.

All in hiding like the media loves to do once they are wrong.
 
Buddy said:
I am glad someone came out and said how truly crappy the offensive coaching was last year. What a ****-show! I hope Salty Tua runs rampant and shuts all of the media idiots up that ran him down.
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and we STILL won 9 games.

When you look at teams like the Bills and how we play against them.

It becomes obvious, Yes! Allen gives us problems. But more importantly we have had success "slowing" him and that offense down.

But we've rarely had offensive production on our end to really make it a game coming down to the wire.

Some teams are just too good to beat them with defense only.

If our defense doesn't drop off this season and if our offense can be even 25% better than last season then look out...

This team is going to be DANGEROUS!!
 
ANUFan said:
and we STILL won 9 games.

When you look at teams like the Bills and how we play against them.

It becomes obvious, Yes! Allen gives us problems. But more importantly we have had success "slowing" him and that offense down.

But we've rarely had offensive production on our end to really make it a game coming down to the wire.

Some teams are just too good to beat them with defense only.
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Absolute truth! When we can score and keep the defense off the field, it puts the odds much more in our favor against teams like Buffalo. As much as I'm excited about Tua, Hill, and Waddle, I'm excited to have a bona-fide running game that eats clock and wears down defenses. Mix in some decent play calling where everyone in the free world doesn't know exactly what we're going to do and I'm just all giddy!
 
Casas9425 said:
Adam Beasley says Tua struggled throwing deep today.
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It is what it is. Tua will either sink or swim with his arm strength. They'll need to build the offense to his strengths as Flores did. Let's just hope it's done more creatively. It'll definitely be with more weapons.

The heat wasn’t the issue Thursday and probably never will be for the Hawaiian. But the wind was. The goalpost flags were flying, and during team drills, Tagovailoa threw directly into the wind.

That wind impacted a number of his throws, including his biggest completion of camp so far — a 45-yard hookup with Tyreek Hill. The ball fluttered and was significantly underthrown; credit Hill for adjusting to it and making a play.

Tua later nearly had a pick when he threw late across the middle, with Brandon Jones able to close on a ball that didn’t have the necessary zip.

It was one of two dropped interceptions the Dolphins’ defense had on passes thrown by Tagovailoa, who unofficially completed five of nine attempts for 108 yards. Nik Needham outmuscled Preston Williams for inside leverage on an in-breaking route and should have had the pick.

This isn’t meant to dump on Tagovailoa, who had several excellent throws Thursday, including a dart to Hill across the middle early in practice.

It’s just an acknowledgment of reality: The Dolphins have games in Chicago, Buffalo, and New England during the season’s last two months.

Playing in the AFC East means he’ll have to deal with bad weather for as long as he’s the Dolphins quarterback, and he has yet to consistently demonstrate he can.
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www.profootballnetwork.com

Miami Dolphins training camp observations: An honest conversation about Tua Tagovailoa's arm strength

Tua Tagovailoa has many strengths. But as the Miami Dolphins quarterback demonstrated again at training camp Thursday, he also has some limitations.
www.profootballnetwork.com www.profootballnetwork.com
 
Swiss said:
It is what it is. Tua will either sink or swim with his arm strength. They'll need to build the offense to his strengths as Flores did. Let's just hope it's done more creatively. It'll definitely be with more weapons.



www.profootballnetwork.com

Miami Dolphins training camp observations: An honest conversation about Tua Tagovailoa's arm strength

Tua Tagovailoa has many strengths. But as the Miami Dolphins quarterback demonstrated again at training camp Thursday, he also has some limitations.
www.profootballnetwork.com www.profootballnetwork.com
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So he decided to make an entire story on the few throws that Tua had difficulty with? Then added 3 cities that Tua will have to play including one city where he carries an undefeated record if memory serves correctly?

Tua not the entire team is going to be the difference between wins/losses in those games?

What a clown!
 
ANUFan said:
So he decided to make an entire story on the few throws that Tua had difficulty with? Then added 3 cities that Tua will have to play including one city where he carries an undefeated record if memory serves correctly?

Tua not the entire team is going to be the difference between wins/losses in those games?

What a clown!
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It's Beasley. Enough said.
 
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